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outcome

Definition for outcome

noun as in consequence, effect

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“I think someone who has rolled their sleeves up and dug in and had actual, tangible outcomes for families is a feature,” Borges.

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“We’re top of the bad list, whether it’s crime or whether it’s high school education outcomes, whether it’s reading proficiency, whether it’s college graduation,” said New Mexico House speaker Javier Martínez, a Democrat.

British lawmaker Christine Jardine said she wants an outcome that allows the plan to go ahead without “giving a potentially hostile country the on-off switch to the power in the North Sea.”

A row over the definition of gender risks complicating the outcome of COP30 climate talks in Brazil, after six governments moved to attach their own interpretations as footnotes to a key text.

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Investors were also encouraged by the better-than-feared outcome of the antitrust ruling, which did not require Google to divest Chrome.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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